Math, asked by hitechtapan, 3 months ago

3+3÷3 find the number

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Answered by dunukrish

3

Step-by-step explanation:

3+3÷3 . According to BODMAS rule 3+(3÷3)

=3+1

=4

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Answered by tejas276

1

Answer:

4

caused by BDMAS

3+3/3=

3+1=

4

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